Release Notes

Most prominent releases lately

Over the past few months, we have been working diligently to enhance PayAtlas, making it more useful, intuitive, and collaborative. You can explore the breakdown of features that are now live to help you publish your insights, make new connections, and stay informed about PayAtlas functionality.

1. Journal

Journal is a hub for sharing your crafted content with an audience or reading the insights, news, or updates created by others. Journal entries cover three content types that you might create and publish:

• Articles are designed to educate, inform, and engage users with insights into the fintech industry. It encompasses posts, case studies, and interviews.

• Glossaries refer to clear, concise definitions of a fintech-related term.

• Guides are structured, practical pieces of content designed to help users understand fintech concepts and achieve specific goals.

2. Events

The new Events feature allows you to discover, promote and register for fintech-related Events directly on PayAtlas. It encompasses the global listing of Events created by different users. The Events are subdivided into several types and can be sorted accordingly:

• All: a complete list of Events without any filters applied;

• In-person: offline Events only with the specified physical locations;

• Online: remote Events;

• Archive: past Events with a closed registration.

3. Reviews

Review is a form of leaving your feedback on Companies you interacted with. The functionality is logical and straightforward. The Review becomes accessible to everyone after it has been moderated and published. Each user can write multiple Reviews based on their experience.

4. Docs

PayAtlas Docs are product documentation that includes specific guides with clear explanations of how to work with the platform. The docs' content types are overview pages and step-by-step instructions, designed and written to provide context for features and teach you all the technical aspects and peculiarities.